AFC East
Miami Dolphins
AI Summary
Miami enters 2026 mid-teardown: first-year head coach Jeff Hafley (formerly the Packers' defensive coordinator) replaces the fired Mike McDaniel after the Dolphins released Tua Tagovailoa for a record $99.2 million dead-cap hit, traded WR Jaylen Waddle to Denver and S Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Jets, and cut an injured Tyreek Hill, taking on more than $175 million in dead money in the process. Free-agent signee Malik Willis is set to be the Week 1 starting quarterback behind a retooled roster built around two first-round picks, OT Kadyn Proctor and CB Chris Johnson. Vegas has set Miami's win total at just 4.5 games, with most oddsmakers and analysts expecting a bottom-of-the-AFC-East season as the rebuild begins, and camp has already cost the team rookie DT Rene Konga and kicker Zane Gonzalez for the year.
Researched by Team Research Desk · last updated August 20, 2026
Real Efficiency KPIs
Offensive EPA/play
-0.017
#22 of 32
Defensive EPA/play allowed
+0.088
#26 of 32
2025 regular season, 942 offensive / 1016 defensive plays. Source: nflverse play-by-play (github.com/nflverse/nflverse-data), real 2025 regular season. This is a prior-season baseline — this team's 2026 numbers will replace it once real Week 1 plays exist.
Key Players (2025 production)
Leading Passer
Tua Tagovailoa · QB
260/384, 20 TD, 15 INT
+14.4 passing EPA
Leading Rusher
De'Von Achane · RB
238 car, 1350 yds, 8 TD
+14 rushing EPA
Leading Receiver
Jaylen Waddle · WR
64/100, 910 yds, 22% target share
+34.5 receiving EPA
Leading Pass Rusher
Bradley Chubb · OLB
8.5 sacks, 20 QB hits
Leading Tackler
Jordyn Brooks · LB
96 solo, 84 assist
Leading Interceptor
Rasul Douglas · CB
2 INT
Source: nflverse player stats (github.com/nflverse/nflverse-data), real 2025 regular season; team attribution updated for documented 2026 offseason trades. Prior-season baseline, not 2026 in-season stats.
Key Storylines
- Full rebuild under first-year HC Jeff Hafley after Mike McDaniel's firing, with Tua Tagovailoa released (record $99.2M dead cap) and Malik Willis installed as the new starting QB
- Receiving corps and secondary overhauled: WR Jaylen Waddle traded to Denver, WR Tyreek Hill released while recovering from 2025 ACL/knee surgery, and S Minkah Fitzpatrick dealt to the Jets
- Two first-round picks from the 2026 draft, OT Kadyn Proctor (No. 12) and CB Chris Johnson (No. 27), with Johnson already drawing praise for lockdown camp reps
- Vegas win total set at just 4.5 games, with most bettors and analysts projecting Miami near the bottom of the AFC East in Hafley's debut season
- Defense forcing turnovers early in camp, with CB Miles Battle, S Major Burns and LB Jackson Woodard (pick-six) all producing interceptions
Injury Report
Rene Konga · DT
IR
Undrafted rookie suffered an undisclosed injury in camp that HC Jeff Hafley confirmed will keep him out for the entire 2026 season; Miami signed Fatorma Mulbah as depth behind him.
Zane Gonzalez · K
IR
Initially considered week-to-week before being placed on injured reserve, ending his season; Riley Patterson takes over kicking duties.
Clelin Ferrell · DE
Out
Expected to miss several weeks of camp/preseason with an undisclosed injury, per HC Jeff Hafley.
JuJu Brents · CB
Questionable
Not expected to practice for a stretch of camp, but the absence is not considered long-term.
Chris Bell · WR
Recovering
Rookie is working back onto the practice field after ACL surgery in December 2025; Hafley says he's 'in a really good place.'